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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1976

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Jewelry store heist in Lubbock nets up to twenty thousand

Lubbock police investigate a 10:30 a.m. daylight robbery at Pigg Brothers Shamrock Jewelry Store. Three black men escaped with cash and jewels worth between five and twenty thousand dollars. Five suspects were arrested briefly in the 1100 block of Avenue R before being cleared by a lineup. Mrs Mixon, the lone attendant, described the robbers as wearing dark trousers and speaking fluent English. The case recalls a prior House of Alexander holdup at 2001 Broad Way in April 1971.

Lubbock House of Alexander Broad Way Hershell Pigg Pigg Brothers Shamrock 50Th St Pigg Avenue R Jonnie Mixon Pigg Brothers Shamrock Jewelry Jim Watkins

Alley Endorses Open Talks With City Council

Lubbock Police Chief J T Alley told the Lubbock City Council that open communication with the five member governing body is acceptable if proper channels are used. He noted a splinter group of officers, critical of a manpower study, decided to withdraw its counterstudy and stand united with the department. The report includes a photo by Joe Don Buckner. In Chicago the National Safety Council estimates 340 to 400 people may die on U S roads over the Memorial Day weekend starting 6 p m today through midnight Monday.

Alley Lubbock J. T. Alley Joe Don Buckner Chicago UPI The National Safety Council West Bill B. McAlister New Place Tanjug Luanda Popular Movement Angola Cuba Zambia Henry A. Kissinger United States Fidel Castro South-West Africa South Africa

Lubbock Weather Forecast Warm Up Through Weekend

Fair conditions in Lubbock and vicinity through Saturday. Today and tonight will be warmer with highs in the upper 80s and a low near 60. Saturday’s highs expected in the low 90s with light variable winds becoming southerly at 15 to 20 mph.

Lubbock and Vicinity

Police Report Approved and Counterstudy Withdrawn in Lubbock

Lubbock City Council endorsed the police manpower evaluation in principal after a daylong session. Washington consultant Bill Evans and SPD officials helped persuade a 13 member coalition to withdraw the counterstudy and align with departmental posture amid broader measures, including airport board expansion and tourism plans.

Destiny's Search theme marks Dunbar graduation in Lubbock

Lubbock Dunbar High School held commencement for 115 seniors at Municipal Auditorium. Rowland Strong led as master of ceremonies while Linda Howard salutatorian delivered the invocation. Choirs performed under Charlotte Greeson. Elisa Hernandez and Trina Elliott spoke as salutatorian and valedictorian.

Lubbock Dunbar Municipal Auditorium Rowland Strong Dunbar Band Billy Maiden Linda Howard Dunbar Charlotte Greeson Burnham Brahams Elisa Hernandez Trina Elliott

Lubbock High School Edirons Presides Over 1976 Commencement

Lubbock High School graduation honors 386 seniors at the municipal Coliseum as Board of Education members present diplomas. Jerry Brown serves as master of ceremonies and Charla Harvey reads the invocation. Addresses by Laura Hubbard Vic Vines and Paul Flores focus on goals, self discipline, and future potentials.

Edirons Lubbock Public Schools Lubbock High School Lubbock Municipal Coliseum Board of Education Monte Hasie Charles Waters Robert H. McKelvy Jerry Brown Charla Harvey Laura Hubbard Vic Vines Paul Flores Miss Hubbard Vines

The A J Today Comic Dictionary Weather Bureau

The weather note humor piece describes a bureau where people discuss the forecast yet take no action. It satirizes weather talk and public interest in forecasts without practical follow up.

Weather Bureau

Guerrillas Close In On Rhodesia Capital Salisbury

Black guerrillas advancing from Mozambique have penetrated to within 32 miles of Salisbury their deepest thrust yet. Two guerrillas were killed and a tribal woman died in crossfire as the group reached Mermaid's Pool resort, which has since been closed.

Salisbury, Rhodesia Rhodesia Salisbury Mermaid’s Pool Mozambique Ian Smith

Prayer for giving and service in daily life

A reader offers a concise prayer asking for guidance to give rather than take and to serve others with the strength Jesus provides, closing with Amen.

Jesus

Orphans Survive Texas Tornadoes After Swift Shelter Drill

Fifty four orphans at a Presbyterian home in Itasca, Texas, escaped uninjured as 13 tornadoes struck from Dallas to the Gulf. Two people died near Lake Belton, including Charles Smith and his wife May. The Dallas area saw a church destroyed and 16 apartment units damaged. Damage tallied at about 1.1 million with hail losses to follow. Civil Defense sirens warned residents as the twisters crossed major roads and highways.

Presbyterian Metropolitian Dallas Texas Gulf of Mexico Lake Belton Charles Smith May Itasca Dick Hord Hord Frank Lewis The American Insurance Association Dallas Red Cross Ralph Shannon Eberhard Foerster

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